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Nasdaq 100 ETF falls 6.49% as US equity ETFs lead broad selloff

The Nasdaq 100 ETF closed down 6.49% on Thursday (Nov. 5), leading declines among major US asset-class ETFs, with the emerging markets ETF down 5.79% and the Russell 2000 ETF down 4.59%. The S&P 500 ETF fell 4.41% and the Dow ETF dropped 3.53%. Defensive and commodity funds gained, with the Brent oil fund up 3.53%, the gold ETF up 0.81% and the volatility index long position up 30.13%.

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The magnitude of the tech-led drawdown, with the Nasdaq 100 ETF's loss far outpacing the Dow ETF's, points to a rotation out of growth rather than a uniform risk-off move. The standout is the volatility fund's outsized gain alongside modest gold and Brent strength, suggesting hedging demand concentrated in volatility rather than broad commodity or safe-haven flows. The open question is whether this defensive bid persists or fades, and whether the growth-to-value gap keeps widening.

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